Book, Chapter

 1      1, V    |        knowledge into arts and methods; from which time commonly
 2      1, V    |       is comprehended in exact methods, it may, perchance, be further
 3      2, X    |        empirics incline to the methods of learning.~(9) In preparation
 4      2, XIV  |      this art hath two several methods of doctrine, the one by
 5      2, XV   |      this is true, that of the methods of common-places that I
 6      2, XVII |  knowledge in aphorisms, or in methods; wherein we may observe
 7      2, XVII |     sound and grounded. But in methods,~“Tantum series juncturaque
 8      2, XVII |      come to little. Secondly, methods are more fit to win consent
 9      2, XVII |       inquire further; whereas methods, carrying the show of a
10      2, XVII |   allow likewise of particular methods of tradition.~(10) Another
11      2, XVII |      also other diversities of methods vulgar and received: as
12      2, XVIII|  knowledge in aphorisms, or in methods; wherein we may observe
13      2, XVIII|     sound and grounded. But in methods,~“Tantum series juncturaque
14      2, XVIII|      come to little. Secondly, methods are more fit to win consent
15      2, XVIII|       inquire further; whereas methods, carrying the show of a
16      2, XVIII|   allow likewise of particular methods of tradition.~(10) Another
17      2, XVIII|      also other diversities of methods vulgar and received: as
18      2, XXV  | brevity, we see in all summary methods, while men purpose to abridge,
19      2, XXV  |  knowledges reduced into exact methods have a show of strength,
20      2, XXV  |     true use of these sums and methods hath place in institutions